Vols Defeat Hogg With Gulls Errors In Rainy Tilt
Nashville defeats Mobile 6 to 2 as Hogg earns mound win aided by umpire calls and Gulls miscues. Kelly debuts in right field for Mobile. Williams pitches for Nashville. Key players include Baumgardner Callahan Hoffman Perry Schwartz Lindsay and Stockdale.
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Nashville
Mobile
Doe Hogg
Gulls
Jack Kelly
Theersey City
McGill
Williams
Hoffman
Short
Gibson
Young
Kelly
Hoffman Sonerae
Perry
Odell
Paulet
Lindsay
Sentell
Callahan
Lindsey
Ols
Baumgardner
Stockdale
Anes
Hogey
Stock
Ecieseyese
Oy Perry
Ssceesee
Schwartz
Largory
Cocceeese
Esse
Shideke
R. H. PO
Schmidt
Cliath
HOGS
Ceveres
Cecceces
NMBA
Calahan
Hogg
Pfeninger and Stockdale
Glover Defeats the French Champion in Boston Bout
Mike Glover of South Boston defeats Marcel Thomas welterweight champion of France by technical knockout in the fourth round in Boston after a rally by Thomas in early rounds. Referee Sheehan supervised the bout.
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Associated Press
Boston
Marcel Thomas
France
Mike Glover
South Boston
Thomas
Glover
Sheehan
Joe Jeannette Knocks Out Johnson in Ten Rounds
In New York on July 23 Joe Jeannette the negro heavyweight outfought Les ter Johnson a South American in a ten round bout Jeannette held a weight advantage of nearly twenty pounds and repeatedly sent Johnson to the floor Jeannette weighed 192 pounds while Johnson weighed 173 pounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Jeannette
Lester Johnson
Jeannette
Jeanne Jatte
Johnson
Food For Fandom Brings Weather Hampered Doubleheader
A Wednesday doubleheader is planned with Mobile pitchers Berger and Campbell or Cavet possible for the last. Beck and Fleharty lead the visitors catching, Schmidt and Gibson behind the plate. Nashville hosts Battles with Woods and Schwartz crews providing entertainment. Elberfeld’s moves and crowd questions swirl as teams chase standings and injuries shape lineups.
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Berger
Campbell
Beck
Fleharty
Schmidt
Gibson
Believe Deal Is On For the Montgomery League Franchise
Montgomery Alabama July 23 Harry Kahn, holder of the option on the Montgomery Southern League franchise, says a decision will come in a few days after a trip to Cincinnati. Reports say he made a tentative deal there and expects developments soon. The option, held by Richard Tillis for 15000, expires September 1. Tillis threatens to move the franchise elsewhere if Montgomery businessmen do not act.
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Montgomery
Ala
Harry Kahn
Kahn
Cincinnati
Hedges
St. Louis
Richard Tillis
Tillis
Montx
Grand Circuit Open At Fort Erie Track
Buffalo news briefs report the Grand Circuit opened at Fort Erie Ontario with straight racing. The Dominion of Canada stake for 2:12 trotters concluded with Peter McCormick edging Tommy in the final. best mile time was 2 09 1 2 and Kid Geers Berhea Cary won the 2:20 trot in straight heats. Strathstorm also claimed a pace victory.
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Ee Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie Ontario
Dominion of Canada
Tommy
Peter McCormick
Kid Geers
Berhea Cary
Strathstorm
Lena Cage Death Under Tragic Family Quarrel
In El Waynesburg Pennsylvania on July 23 the murder of a 15 year old Lena Cage by self inflicted action following a family quarrel is reported. The girl was the daughter of a well to do local merchant.
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Associated Press
EL Waynesburg
Lena Cage
Powell Homicide Shocks Wycombe Valley Town
Police report an axe killing in Wycombe Valley town late night. Powell family member is identified as a suspect as officers investigate the scene and seize potential evidence.
Baseball score roundup across leagues
Scores from multiple leagues report tallies for Southern National and regional circuits. Notable results include New York 8 over Pittsburg 3 in the National League and Texas League action with Houston defeating Fort Worth 6 to 0. Several rainouts and uneven tallies appear in Albany Jackson and Minneapolis Louisville fixtures.
Federal League Scores Report
Basketball style line shows Indianapolis 7 Pittsburg 6 Chicago 5 St. Louis 13 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 2 first me Cleveland 3 Kansas City 5 second
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis-Louisville
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baseball Scores From Various Cities On One Card
In New Orleans Chattanooga wins 47 to 1 over the home nine. Montgomery, Blue N00 020 020 9 defeats at 57 to 2. Memphis beats Atlanta 7 to 0. St. Louis loses 9 to 4 to Philadelphia. Cleveland defeats Boston 8 to 59. Chicago loses to Washington 5 to 6. Detroit shuts out New York 2 to 1. New York beats Pittsburg 8 to 7 in first game and 28 to 6 in second. Philadelphia hosts Chicago with Chicago winning 5 to 6 and 8 to 12 in two games. Brooklyn blanked St. Louis 18 to 11. Boston over Cincinnati 9 to 4 in first game and 3 to 2 in second.
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R. H. E. St. Luis
Gregg
Carisch
Leonard
Maloy
Hall
Carrigan
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Chicago
R. H. E. Washington
Cigaro
Groom
Henry
Russell
Chcatte
Schalk
Egan and
Dineen
Detroit
Roh. FE
New York
Ford and Gossett
Smith
Davis
McKee
Ferguson and
Connolly
National League
R.H.E
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Robinson
Simon
Gibson
Demaree
Meyers
Wilson
RL Pittabur
Adams
Coleman
Mathewson
Fromme
Quigley
Emilie
Philadelphia
Lavender
Needham
Alexander
Brennan
Killifer
Howley
R. H. E. Chicago
Humphries
Reusbach
Richie
Bresnahan
Rixey
Chalmers
Mayer
Klein and
Orth
Brooklyn
RH. E
Sallee
Wingo
Curtis
Stack
Miller
Rigler
Byron
Boston
R. H. E. Cincinnati
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Ames
Brown
Kling
Hess
Rariden
Cincinnati
Benton
Brown and Clark
James
Whaling
Eason and Brennan
Southern Hagas
Saecesseees
MOB Eee
Ee Atlan Eee Bees
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
ATS Trabsveir
New Orleans
Clu National
Concern
Fos Teks
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Pittedule Sev Ypessdeasise
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Boston Ee Ee
Philadelphia Ee
Wwe
Lev Bo
Waington Senee Eee
Chicago Ee Fl
Boston Ee
Detroit Ee
St. Louis Ee
New York Ee
Pensacola
Jackson
Utility Player Released and New Signings in KC
Louis H. Fiene, utility player, was released by Manager Carr of the local American Association club last night. Pitchers Daniels and Youngman and Outfielder Hoper of the Paris Texas club have been signed by the local team, Carr announced tonight.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Louis H. Fiene
Carr
Daniels
Youngman
Hoper
Paris
Texas
Schedule of 14 NBA matchups across cities
The lineup lists two games apiece for Nashville at Mobile and Chattanooga at New Orleans with remaining pairs Birmingham at Montgomery Atlanta at Memphis Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit and Boston at Cleveland.
Boston Figures On Championship Pennant Drive
Boston strengthens for 1914 pennant race with two new pitchers. Left-hander Radloff bought from Manistee of the Michigan State League and slated to report after the season. The rest of the text reflects a stray quote about self perception.
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Associated Press
Boston
Boston Americans
Radloff
Manistee Club
Batteries For Games In southern League Today
Memphis at Atlanta in the last game of the series. Harrell and Thompson likely to pitch for Memphis and Atlanta respectively with Snell and Dunn catching. Weather warm and clear. Birmingham at Montgomery for the season finale with Gregory pitching and Mayer catching. C Brown and Donahue battery. Weather cloudy and cool. New Orleans hosts Chattanooga in a doubleheader closing the schedule with Covaleski Kroh for visitors and Walker Brenton for New Orleans. Street to catch both Kodga Adams and er mier for New Orleans. Weather cloudy and mud after yesterday’s game.
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Southern League
New Orleans
R. H. E. Chattanooga
Sommers and Street
Brenner, Adams and Angemiler
Montgomery
R. H. E. Blue
Foxen and Mayer
Case and
Donahue
Memphis
Atlanta
Dent and Dunn
Leichhardt and Seabaugh
Associated Presa
Tenn
Associated Press
Montgoimery
Ala
Gregory
Mayer
Birmingham
C. Brown
Frank
Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Covaleski
Kroh
Walker
Brenton
Street
Kodga
Adams
Ermier
Six Major Leagues Chase Elmer Brown Star Pitcher
Montgomery Alabama July 23 no less than six major league clubs pursue Elmer Brown star Billiken pitcher with a stated arm value of 10000 by Montgomery Baseball Association president Charles B Jones. clubs include Boston Nationals Boston Americans New York Americans Pittsburg Nationals Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Nationals.
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Montgomery
Ala
Elmer Brown
Billiken
Charles B Jones
Montgomery Baseball Association
New Haven Railroad Plans $67 Million Capital Increase
New York July 23 The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad proposes to raise its capital by more than 67 million dollars to buy steel cars upgrade passenger equipment and fund other improvements and to refinance maturing debt President Millen announced at a meeting of stockholders set for August 22 to authorize the new issue which would lift total authority to about 260 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised for Wound Healing
J H Polanco of Delavan Tex reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve saved his daughter's cut foot after others doubted it could be cured. The ad touts the salve as the world's best and recommends it through Van Ant Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delvanile
Tex
R. No. 2
van Ant Drug Corp
Adv
Velvet Beers Fall 1-0 to Martins in opener
The Velvet Beers dropped their season debut on Stein's diamond as costly errors by L. Rowell at short contributed to a 1 to 0 loss. Martins plated a single run in the seventh aided by solid defense and pitching from Leach Reinhart Wiseman and Glover.
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Velvet Beers
Stein's Diamond
L. Rowell
Short
V. B
Leach
Reinhart
Wiseman
Glover
Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Ad Claim
An old standard tonic advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless malaria tonic as a general strengthener and blood purifier. It claims to drive malaria from the blood, arouse the liver, and build up the system for adults and children, priced at 60 cents.
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Grove’s
Western Golf Championship Field Reduced To Sixteen
Chicago July 23 The Western Golf Championship field was cut to sixteen after 18 holes of qualifying at Homewood Country Club. Charles Evans Jr. edges field with 151 total, Mason Phelps 152, Warren K. Wood 152, while E P Allis 157 leads visiting players but loses in round one to J S Thompson 19 holes. Other first round results include Evans over Reed 7 and 5 and Wood over Lee 6 and 5.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Homewood Country Club
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater Club
Mason Phelps
Warren K. Wood
E. P. Allis
Milwaukee
Harvard
J. S. Thompson
St. Paul
H. B. Let
Michigan
Armstrong
Los Angeles
W. K. Wood
H. B. Lee
Springs Surprise In Tennis Tourney
In Omaha on July 23 spectators saw J. W. Switzer defeat Merrill Hall in three sets 6-4 4-6 6-0 to reach the fourth round of the national clay court tournament. J. H. Harris beat J. Neeley 6-1 6-0, and Hall with F. H. Harris beat Robert McCague and Joe Adamas 6-3 6-4.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
J. W. Switzer
Merrill Hall
New York
J. H. Harris
Brattlesboro
J. Neeley
F. H. Harris
Robert McCague
Joe Adamas
Bacon Elected to U. S. Senate in Georgia
In a joint session the Georgia senate and house canvassed the July 15 special election results and declared Senator Bacon the winner with 25 539 votes. The vote follows a constitutional amendment for popular election of U S senators.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Senate
House of the Georgia General Assembly
United States
Larned and Beals Win Eastern Doubles Title Match
In Boston at Longwood Cricket Club William A. Larned and Beals C. Wright, former national singles champions, teamed to defeat R. D. Little and T. R. Pell of New York 7-5 6-3 5-7 6-1 in the second round of the eastern doubles championship. Gustave F. Touchard and W. M. Washburn upset Princeton’s G. M. Church and Dean Mathey 9-6 6-3 2-6 10-8 in another notable match.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
R. D. Little
T. R. Pell
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
Gustave F. Touchard
W. M. Washburn
Princeton
G. M. Church
Dean Mathey
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